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fhE SI1 DATA RACE.
Bobby vIus the wlnnsr-vhe Closing Scenes q
tho Rink.

Bobby Win, the winnsr-vhe Closing Scenes At
tho Rink
The great ak days go-ss. you please race o,
Elite rink, Philadelphia, ended on Saturday
night when Bobby Vint, the piucky little
shoemaker, finished his first place with a
score of $50 miles and one lap, and won the
Police Gazette diamond belt and oue-sourth
OF the gross receipts. There was no change
In the relative positions of the men from
Friday. Little Vint kept up his lead over
Hart, aud the latter did not make his great
last day rum which was expected to put
him In first place.
Inc last day was pneventful, but not un.
exciting. There were two thousand people
present when Bobby Vint made his Il We hun.
dredth mile In the morning. He ran the last
Two miles Ia niteen minutes, and was cheered
TO the ecno. Hart sppesrsd tho freshest man
In the race, but whenever he spurted he
found the little shoemaker close at his heels
This discouraged the coiorsd lad, and he
made no etfor, 10 gain on Vint after o'clock
In the morning. Peter Panchot had run
himself down to a shadow during the week
but he ran easily and fast on the last dsy
Dc was content with third place, and took
his time after passing the eoai.- Dave Ben.
nett the Canadian champion, finished fourth,
he was com mpsrstiyely fresh, and considerin 2
that this was his first long distance race, he
made remarkable record. George More.
mac just managed TO make his five hundred
miles, which was necessary to give him g.
share OF the money. During his last twenty.
two hours he ran aud walked So miles
The score al the finish was a. follows:
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HEATING AND Lg6HTIS8 CARE.
The Boston u Albany Road to Cse steam an,
Electricity on Its Throush Traina

Mr.. William Bliss, Of the Boston & ALBANY
railroad, confirms the repor. that his com.
pany Is about to heat its cars with steam and
light them with electricity. The cars are now
being made ready, aud in a short time two
through trains, the one leaving New York
FOR Boston at 4:30 p. m, and the other leaving
Boston for New York al the same hour, will
be running with the new safety heaters and
lights. Mr.. Bliss says:
"We have been trying the Martin systam OF
heating ftT three or four months on a train be.
tween Springfield and Boston, and with very
satisfactory results. The steam is drawn d.
rectly from the locomotive by means Of pipes
running underneath the cars. An Ingenious
device - used for coupling the pipes where
they pass from one car to another. The con-
Dection Is all metal. and there Is no escape OF
steam. A very small pressure, PROBABLY
three or four pounds, Is all that is required
to carry the steam through the pipes
This fJrc5 Is not SO strong as to be danger
Gus SHOULD the pipes become broken or
detached In case OF accident. Enough steam
Is readily generated in the locomotive to
keep the cars comfortable without perceptible
loss OF motive power to the engine. On up
grades, where more steam il needed, the en-
The pipes for the short time he might need il
without making the cars III the least degree
uncomfortable. We have experienced no
trouble from the cooling Of the pipes on our
experimental train in cold weather, and We
have found our cars comfortable with the
thermometer lao below zero We run six
car on each OF the trains betw cen New York
and Boston-a baggage car, two drawing room
ca.s ana three coaches-aHd we eau heat them
all without difficulty from the engine. We
Will light the cars and platforms with electric
lights by the Julian system. Each car will
be lighted independent OF the Others, the bat.
leries being placed underneath tue floor,
There will he about twenty descent
burners in each car. This system of lighting
Is expensive, and there is the objection that
tne plant ADDS about two Thousand pounds
cured, and that Ii the main thing. We do
not expect that our methods OF heating and
Lighting will prove to be perfect at tho outset,
cut they Will be long step ahead, aud
improvements on them will follow"
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GEN. BrrLzn's Injuries will incapaclta,s
him for some time.
seriously III owing to the worry to which he
has been subjected IN his suit against the
college.
PROF. T. NJ. BALLIEr's methods of con.
Gu ,ting the Reading public schools arc highly
praised by the New England Journal OF
Education.
BARTLSY CAMPDELL's brother in. law says
the recent sale OF the play writer's plsys was
2 case OF downright dishonesty 10 Mrs.
Campbells interest
Gov. LouSssURY, OF Conn ecticut, recently
saw member OF his staff drink glass OF
punch at public ball, whereupon he sterply
rebuked him. Had 1t been 'whisky straight
perhaps all would have been we'll.
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TREAcHERoUs February came mildly
but goes savagely.

GOVERNOR CHURCH Is the Democratic
gentleman who looks after tho destinies of
Dakota by presidential favor, and he seems
70 be Democrat Of the JeTersonian type 1t
leaked out recently that he had stated his In.
tention to appoint ct least three OF the i've
directors and trustees OF various territorial in.
sttutions without consulting the Republican
council. He told the latter when they called
upon him: alt Is my duty to send to you
the names OF the men whom wish to take
charge Of these institutions 1t Is your duty,
unless they be shown to be un at for places,
to confirm them. I cheeriully coucede to
you the privilege Of naming two OF each
i've. The only stipulation I make Is that
You shsll appoint capable aud honest men,
and that you do not appoint Republicans
offensive to Democrats, In return for which
promise rot to appoint Democrats who are
offensive to Republicans Beyond this /
cannot go" Governor Church Is evidently
the right man in the right place.
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Ne usaes Ovss assssss Of Aboas oco, 80 -
WsSsassssa nospisaL
Prom the Philadelphia Record.
Tho Jefferson Medical hospital hsa come
into possesaion Of . Request valued at about
t6o, ,0o0 The money was LETT by Louis An.
denreld, wealthy coal operator, who died In
this city thirteen yean ago Hewss attended
ny DR.. William b. Forbes, now professor Of
anatomy In the jefferson Medical college.
Mr.. Audenreid held Dr. Forbes and the
medical profession In general In high esteem
and he inserted In hts will q bequest Of $780,
0J0, invested In the bonds OF the Texas & Pa.
ci6c railroad, to be applied to any hospital
that DR.. Forbes might select DIR. Forbes,
however, never designated the hospital TO
which the money was to be applied until Q
few days ago, when he caused the bequest to
be turned over to the Jefferson hospital
Behind this runs au interesting story which
is generally known to medical men. About
the time that MIR. Audeniled died MIR. Forbes
was a competitor for the chair of anatomy In
tn Jefferson college, he was opposed by
Professor Pancoast and DIR. William w.
Keen. Professor PaDccast carried OIL tho
prEs, and Dr. Forbes subsequently becsme
demonstrator OF Anatomy in the same
institution, which Is bnt one step removed
from the chair for which he was striving
Professor Pancoast occupied the position
until q little over year ago, when
1t again became vacant by reasons OF Profee.
sor Pancoasts resignation. There was another
struggle for the place among many eminent
surgeons, but the board of trustees selected
DR.. Forbes. During the many years that
have interviewed since the death OF Mr.. Au.
denrsid Professor Forbes has been frequently
importuned to make some disposition Of the
b.qnes,s, but he steadily refused to do 30
until recently. The M siter was however,
tied up in the courts for several years be-
cause the trustees OF the bequests had con.
yerted the securities into income bonds of the
same company, and thus reduced their value
from 800 600 originally to about sol, 00O.
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-
In the dlscussiOo q the invalid pension
veto, Z letter fr0m Mr.. Cleveland OF sew.
sgal yean go ~As produced In Congress,
n which ~ recommends to the careful
cousdH1ticn Of Congress the rropriety Of
grosdng . pension to all honorably dis.
SQArsed soldiers. This was supposed to
show turn over In Mr.. Cleveland's mind
on the pension question, in the years that
have elapsed since his letter was written.
This, II 20, would not do him discredit. He
has told Congress, In his Lorin Burrett
pension message. Of q change Of mind
upon . kindred point, since he has
been president. II It il crime to
zee error and acknowledge it, he Is guilty.
The Republicans In Congress seem to hold
that 1t Is wrong to confess themselves
wrong and upon this conviction they
voted to override the presidents veto. His
con6ding disposition, however, commends
him to the greater confidence Of the peo.
pie. But that old letter that was dug up
against him in Congress convicts him Of
nothing more than sound advice to Con
gress to consider the claims Of the soldiers
not necessarily to grant them.
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annsoAA
A TnIoPHoKos FOR RH1UlfATlsa1.
A sWINDLER

Does NOT refer possible purchases 70 Ais victams.
The Athicphcros Co. gladly rsfsrs su6srsss
from rheumatism neuralgia, sciaticA, nervous
or sick headaohe. Kidney and liver complaints
70 those Who hare been cured OF these oiaoAsoa
by Athlophoros, and will furnish Nance ana "a.
drct tcs Of many such persons 70 those oesiring
them. Athoph ,ros IL the only remedy for these
diseases that can stand such test.
A. l.. Thomas. Cuba. n. T.. says. NJ soa. J.
n. Thomas, has been sufisring from rheumatism
tor several months- Athlophorus relieved him
Of the pain. and reduced the swelling OF the
have seen those having neuralgia cured BY tak.
Ing one dose.
a. Beard. NJ Kisco. N. Y. says al have been
troubled for some time with sciAtica and rheu.
matism. brought On By working in Q damp
place. could nnd no remedy In medicine was
using, uutil I tried . bottle OF Athlophoros,
which gave inc Immediate relief"
MIRA Alfred Thurston. q North Main street.
wilkcsbarre. Pa. says: "I am not troubled
with rheumatism now, since using Athlophoroo.
believe. should 1t In any case fail TO reltevo
and permanently cure. the cause would be that
the directions were not faithfully followed"
j. J. sayitH, Nasareth Pa, Gays "l gave two
bottles OF Athlophoros to my sister. and she has
eutircly recovered. she was AFFLICTED with In.
nammatory rheumatism ana st. vitus' dance.
and although We had two OF the best DOCTOR,
she gradually grew worsc. She would screa N
from pain night ana day. I heartily recon.
mend It."
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ana
Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot b
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoroe Co., No.
liz Wall street, New York. will send either tear.
riage paid) on receipt OF regular price. which
10 N.O per bottle for Athlophoros ana Soc. tos
Pills.
For liver ana kidney diseases. dyspepsia In.
digestion, weakness. nervous debility. diseases
of women. constipation. headache, impurs
blood. &C. Athlophoros Pnls ars uneQ
feb2S-l lweOd
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@ NJ Wre,e Taek.


- Central Labor Union Of New York
Y poaoed resolutions denouncing Mr..
fae1ly because OF his order forbidding
tnHgession Of sympathy with the con.
ln1a Chicago Anarchists. In the opin.
~ ~ Central Labor Union, the An.
1G1e are honest men who have been
l16 for the deliverance Of wage work
- Mr.. Powderly's attempt to suppress
ehy for them is considered despotic.
~ rule Of any man who pretends to
6ol organized labor must be deepotic,
h h despotism from which there Is no
~ but by dissolution of the order.
4 the knights have been kept together
- 1his despotism in spite Of many er-
- the part Of leaders and men has
1Ggely due to their having kept down
6ne main point Of combining labor
- any unjust reduction Of wages.
- q they attempted tocombine with
- pazpose other issues, equally import
l hat moro complex, the weakness Of
~ organization ct once became appar.
~ Oo NV unuu0 0oouuYe4OU VI
o11ty for Mr.. Powderly to prohibit the
1lies from giving official expression
3heir sympathy with Anarchists, for the
Iay of the order Is In his hands and he
oA responsible for its mistakes. The
obIe comes from the clashipg Of the idea
~ the freedom Of the citizen with the
jtfnn Of military subordination, which is
y basis Of labor organization. II the order
u ~ teke any part In politics, all ideas that
mt IN harmony with absolute freedom
nelvate judgment, and the expression of
most BE- abandoned. The leader must
up all hope of controlling the sympa-
l1o of the assemblies. But this would
~ ruin Of the order, and demonstrates
oun6tness Of 1t for any other purpose
that Of it, original organization.
= The Central Union recognizes it as one
cfthe main duties Of workingmen' 3 organi-
3attons to use their power to enforce
fustice )" that is the duty Of the whole
Aody of good citizens and not the especial
nil1icn Of a labor league. Let the shoe
ok1y stick to his last.
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never deceive the public. but beware Of Cheap
John druggists who offer you = plaster called
"Capsicum,"" " Capsicin." Cspucin." Or" Cap.
s!cine," ana tell you 1t is srb ,tantisiy the same
as the genuine Benson's Capcine Plaster, or even
better. They ask less for the imitation, for 1t
costs less F: but ~ q remedial agent 81 Is abso-
lutely worthless. Ihe reputation of henson .
as the only plaster possessing actual and high
curative Qualities Is the result of many years
experiment an q honorable dealings on the part
Ct the proprietors and s. 90 physicians. D poar.
nacists and druggists endorse II As the best
ever made. Protect yourself against deception
by buying OF reputable Dealers only, and avoid
mistakes by personal examination The gen nuine
has Three seals trademark, and tu the centre
IS cut the word Cpcine." feb2S M,W&S
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The Verdict Unanimous,

You are feeling depressed. your appetite Is
poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are
fdgety, nervous. ana generally out Of sorts, and
want TO brace up. Brace ur but not with stimu.
lants. spring medicines, or bitters, which have
TOR their basis very cheap bad whisky, and
which stimulate yon for An hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before What Won
want is an Alternative that " III purify your blood
start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys. re-
store your vitality. and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will nnd in Elec.
tric Btters. and only 30 cents a bottle at H. b.
Cochran's Drug Store, III and ls9 North Queen
street, Lancaster. Pa (N
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sykCAL GOTFgEd,
Mothers! Mot

Mothers! M0thers 7! MOthers!!
Are You disturbed At night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the eKcruciating pain OF cutting teeth. II so
go at once and get a bottle Of MRS. wiNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little suffer Immediately depend upon 1t; there
Is no mistake about It. There Is not q mother
you at once that II Will regulate the bowels, ana
give rest to the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating liko magic. II Is perfectly
safe to use IN all cases. and pie TO the TASTE
and is the prescription of one OF the oldest ana
best female ply ysioians anG nurses in the United
States. Sold every whe1e- . cents a bottle
luaySl.lydAW
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STOOD THE TEST.

AtLcooz PoRors PLAsrHs have successfully
and tr!umphantly stood the test OF many years
use by the public they have never been 'eQ ualed
by INSCRIPTIONS imttators who have sought TO
win part OF tho reputation OF ALLoocxs by
making plastar with holes in It; and they
stand to-day indorsed by not only the highest
medical authorities. but By thousands of CRATE.
full patients who have proved their efficacy a.
househ hold rame6v
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a Natural hlistAke.

From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
A lady from distant city Is visiting Phila.
ds'phia She is staying at boarding house
where bitter Ia athiBg,unknown. YESTERDAY
at dinner-her first meal there-sbe wss
handed glass OF water. She gently pushed
the glass away, remarking to the waller that
I" she did not care tor beern
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Ny drst dear love. all desrer for the grief,
Ny land, that has no pc or In all the sea
For vCuiure. walls or river. hower or leaf;
II flrst 10 no man else thou'rt arsL TO me,
New loves may co 20 with duties, but the arst
isdeepest yet-ihe mothers breath h aud smile,
Like that kind face and breast where 1 vas
uurbed
10 ny poor land. the Niebs Of Islss.
-ysAH 1etts o'AstliV. n Dsssss 1sst.
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OSu BorrLI E11.crs CuRE.-Mr. Oscar T. b.
Koch, of Allentown, Pa, was bedfas, with in.
nammatory rheumatism in the winter of lss3
Doctors could DO nothing 10 relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy
BY the time he had used hall bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has not had return Of the
disease since. In his own words, "I feel better
than ever before" Price q, by all druggists
febs-smdA WAP
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A Sad MisfOrtuns,

Is TO raise nice family OF boys and ptrls
and then have them carried into an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II IN its first stages by
and Lungs. warranted TO cure and relieve All
cases. Price Soc. and o. for sale by ii.
Irsa1 s'se free. t3l
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Inere was very exciting time at 10
o'clock, when Referee James Watson called
the pedestrians before him on the track and
announced the official score of the race The
receipts amounted to about SIS, 600 of which
Vint will receive 1880 Hart, Sl,s75; Pan.
1915.
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Bsrhs Tobacco Men Fan.

William N. Rsigner, an extensive cigar
Manufacturer OF Boyertowp, had his per.
eonai property levied upon Saturday by the
nees amounting TO e22 2o6l7L
Soon =. h0niess ~ extensive cigar manu-.
maeyee - 4ohnsvtlle, on Saturday, msde
- sSnnene fog ~ bane1t Of cfcdisora
~ - ~ "a "a aad assss's $4,000
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Courageous and Sensible Hoaa,,.

x-Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, is the
of . man who is not afraid to speak
~ out in meeting when it is ccnsjd.
II necsssary by him. He was the guest
~ Ohio club in Cincinnati, SATURDAY.
y, the compliment being rendered to
y honor of his departure for perma.
1T residence in New York.
\ bas long been suspected that the Ham,
county. Ohio, Democracy, were under
o!e unprincipled kind of leadership,
- were prepared for these views ut
- the conviction Of the ex. governor !:
oxes sgain-never again allow en- honor.
men 70 contemplate, ~ had to, with
9 my name accredited with 036 votes
Set'eived In the Fourth ward, aud
ends Judge Foraker, in Precinct A,
@ g,ros accredited with 40 only, when
0lniy lecsived nearly 200. Let Il be
yoat when rascal is nominated for
e the Democratic ticket he IL not q
xA1c candidate; that when nonipa-
- bought aud sold they are not Demo.
20 nominstions, and that when dishonest
~ y. N sfe fesorted 10. the promoters Of the
~ ere 70 he pursued even into the penI.
~ where they belong.
s. ~ y the often thankless office of a friend
3eal bis 6dus Achates OF the faults that
NJ symmetry. So has Mr.. Hoadly
70 the instance recorded. The
altcn County Democracy must free
from the leectss that have sucked its
y o. u will continue to be the mort.
eaisation It now Is.
eane dinner the ex-governor de.
ole ~ m opiuion that conclu.
14 a heA closs ard wiss oh.
egesnte. Hs says:
- e ess eovsra.
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cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee &C. sold
by ii. b: Cochran druggist, os lS7 and ls9 North
Queen st., Lancaster, Pa. Ul
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The Popuia,io. Of Lancaster

Is about SO.000 and We would say At least one.
half are troubled with some affection OF the
Throat drT ana Lungs, as those complaints are ac-
cOrding TO statistics more numerous than
others. We would advise all not to neglect the
opportunity TO call ON US and get bottle Of
hemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Price
Ii. b. Cochran. druggist W North Queen street
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THE railroad stove Is s'i.l getting In its
fearful work. At Needles, CAL, on Sunday
four persons were rossted thereby.
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JUST AS GOOD.

Don't allow anyone to make you bslievo any
as DIR. Leslies Special Prescription, for II 10 not
true. This is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at the root OF the disease and drives n
out. Give II trial.
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The snow is nearly five feet deep in Yer.
mont which is doing very well for dying
February.
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COUGH. waOOPIN6 COUGH ana Bropchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. sold by
II II. Cochran. druggist. Nos. Io7 and IS9 North
Queen st, Lancaster, Pa (O
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LET us hope there will be no swingipg
signs ir the hereafter.
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'T>OBACCO CUTTINGS. SCRAPS, SLIT.
\ IN0s AND PACKERs' WASTE, bry ana
Clean, bought for cash.
"a HQLIHs.
s.s .s:'ifss5s.-s'ss' - sesussA Ne ~ fssSaI ISs1Ss
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SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shilohs Cure is the remedy for
you, sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist, Nos ls7
ana l33 North Queen ST.. Lancaster, Pa. (2
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Excitement IN Texss.

Great excitement has been caused in the W.
ctnity OF Paris. Tex, by the remarkable Te-
he could not turn In bed, or raise his head
everybody said he was dying OF Consumption,
a trial bottle OF DR.. kings New Discovery was
sent him. FINDING relief. he bought q large bot
tie ana box OF Dr. king's New Life Pills by
the time he had taken two boxes OF Pills and
two bottles OF the Discovery. he Yves well and
had gained in flesh thirtysfx pounds,
Trial BOTTLES OF this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free at II. ID. Cochran's Drug store l37
and iS9 North Queen street lancaster, Pa (.l
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Everybody knows that the best Smsdy
known for coughs, colds etc, Is DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup.
An Invaluable remedy-I have found saliva
ton OH an invaluable rmedy for chSpped
hands. j. k. ESrEP. Painter,
No. 81 Robert Street, Baltimore, Ma
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If you are bilious take Dr. Picrcs's " Pleasant
Furgaiive Pellets" the or,,iaal " Little iver
Pills." OF al druggists. M,IhAw
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pleasant TO take. will expel worms II any exist,
no purgativo required after using. Price, Is
cents, by all druggists. bs-SmdMw